Sentence examples for by a second flood from inspiring English sources

Before much reconstruction could be accomplished, the state was hit by a second flood on Oct. 15 and 16, causing an additional $20 million in damage, mostly to towns in western and southwestern Connecticut, and killing 17 more people.

Then, on the Wednesday, they were hit by a second storm, and a second flood.

However, we retained the analysis of the first period of flooding, as a second flood would be likely to accentuate the effect of change in deaths in the year after the first flood.

It is the first time Mills has stepped foot in his club's home since it was devastated by a third major flood in 17 years, in the so-called summer of 2007.

However, my river is of little consequence as I'm also glued to social media, watching in real time as the village of Glenridding gets washed away by the second flood this week.

It also notes the needs of children and their families displaced by violence stemming from the November 2010 elections in Cote d'Ivoire and the independence of South Sudan from the Republic of the Sudan; the five million people affected by a second year of flooding in Pakistan and the operation to rebuild Haiti two years after an earthquake shattered the poorest country in the western hemisphere.

They weren't carried in by a flood; a flood would have left debris.

A second SP flood was then conducted.

In Morpeth, the floods minister Richard Benyon has visited residents affected by the town's second flooding in four years.

An opposition in Westminster worth its name would be exploiting the vulnerability of a government that cut flood prevention spending by a fifth in 2010, and increased it in 2014 after flooding in Somerset – before it dropped again to the level when Cameron became prime minister.

The lower bioclastic subunit in the Gyra fan may be explained by the first flooding impulse of a tsunami event; here, the shell debris content may point to the separation or selection of distinct grain size fractions of bottom sediments by strong currents.